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The Royal Danish Library has established a national collaboration with ChronosHub, the leading open-access management platform.  

We are thrilled to announce an exhilarating development that's set to reshape the course of ChronosHub's journey. The word is out, and we want you to be among the first to know – ChronosHub has bee...

Lancaster University has awarded a public tender to ChronosHub, the leading open access (OA) management platform.

After issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP) in May this year, the Geological Society of London has chosen the ChronosHub platform to process their article processing charges (APC) for both journal a...

Mutual Collaboration Simplifies Workflows to Manage Transformative Agreements (TF) and Open Access (OA) Publishing in One Place

Copenhagen - ChronosHub and the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) announce a new collaboration for a pre-submission Journal Guide by ChronosHub to provide more clarity for authors on open access con...

ChronosHub, the leading open-access management platform, is excited to announce the launch of its new submission user interface (UI) for publishers.

Copenhagen – ChronosHub, the leading open-access management platform, is excited to include agreement management in its offering to publishing companies. The new addition to the platform gives publ...

Copenhagen, Denmark – ChronosHub and Tampere University are proud to announce a collaboration to guide authors through the publishing process, making funder policies and open access (OA) agreements...

ChronosHub and the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) are proud to announce a new collaboration for processing ASCE’s author fees, including article processing charges (APCs) for open access (OA) publications, as well as color charges for both OA and hybrid publications.

The University of the Witwatersrand (Wits) has subscribed to the ChronosHub platform to streamline the University’s open access management (OAM) processes, thus supporting the academic publishing p...

In collaboration with MoreBrains, we developed a survey to create a shared understanding of how the transition to Open Access takes place ─ all in support of institutions, publishers, and funders.

IOP Publishing (IOPP) has now entered a new collaboration with ChronosHub to simplify their open access publishing.

LibLynx and ChronosHub are partnering to simplify access to the ChronosHub platform used by researchers to submit and manage open access publications.

ChronosHub has been conducting a pilot project with the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) since 2021 which aims to simplify the financing of freely accessible publications. Given the positiv...

We’re thrilled to announce that our partnership with Emerald Publishing is live!

We’re pleased to announce that our partnership with IWA Publishing is now live!

ChronosHub migrates to Microsoft Azure, entering a strategic partnership that’ll help strengthen ChronosHub’s technical expertise and expand business capabilities!

Great news! We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve extended our current partnership with Aries Systems. Read more about the partnership here.

We're keen to know more about the OA Management landscape – and we want to know what you think!

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ll be hosting our very first ChronosHub webinar on January 27 from 3-4 p.m. CET!

ChronosHub is proud to announce an exciting collaboration with the American Chemical Society (ACS)!

IWA Publishing enters a partnership with ChronosHub to fully automate APC processing.

Lehmanns Media and ChronosHub hosted a webinar about the pervading complexities with OA and the ChronosHub platform. 

We hosted a webinar during Open Access Week, where American Chemical Society, the Luxembourg National Research Fund, and the University of Lausanne presented the latest on their open access activities, from all angles of the research ecosystem, followed by an engaging panel discussion. Watch it here. 

The Journal Finder supports UNIL in making it transparent what their centralized Open Access fund covers and automate the monitoring of UNIL’s OA agreements. 

The University of Copenhagen and the Royal Danish Library continue collaboration with ChronosHub, moving from pilot to implementation with a public Journal Finder. Earlier this year, the pilot successfully concluded, and the collaboration has now been taken into operation based on the learning phase. 

Happy Open Access Week! We are excited to announce our new, collaborative initiative to better navigate the complexities of Open Access, with the launch of our very own user group ChronosClub.

ChronosHub is growing rapidly and moving into new offices in the center of Copenhagen! ChronosHub is happy to announce that as we are scaling, we have grown out of our offices in Albertslund and are now moving to a new and larger office space in Vesterbrogade 149, in central Copenhagen.

ChronosHub chooses The Charlesworth Group to represent them in China as part of an exclusive open research support service!

ChronosHub has chosen The Charlesworth Group to represent them in China. Charlesworth's dedicated national sales team is well placed to represent ChronosHub with their deep insight into bringing publishing solutions for universities to market in China.

The partnership will play a central role in supporting the transition to Open Science for Karger authors and institutional customers through a simplified user experience. It will ensure that unnecessary barriers to Open Access (OA) publishing are removed and that OA agreements can be managed effectively.

ChronosHub and the University of Lausanne (UNIL) collaborate to streamline and simplify the university’s open-access management processes.

ChronosHub Partners with Accucoms in Europe and Australasia

The SNSF is launching a new pilot project: researchers will be able to publish their open access articles via the ChronosHub platform, thereby saving a lot of time and effort.

Emerald Publishing collaborates with ChronosHub to drive open access research through a simplified and improved experience for authors, institutions, consortia, and funders.

Reflecting on the year, we’ve been working hard to reach our goals and expand our business. Together, we’ve welcomed our first publishers, improved our existing members’ experience, shared our knowledge with the community at more conferences and online forums than ever before, and launched our proudest accomplishment yet, the community-driven initiative, ChronosHub Journal Finder.

ChronosHub and Lehmanns Media are now offering all customers in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland a complete service for Open Access management. Based on the market-leading platform ChronosHub, Lehmanns Media ensures frictionless customer service with short, direct lines of communication for authors, libraries, funders, and publishers.

Authors can now easily submit manuscripts directly to journals using EJPress, an online manuscript submission and peer review system. The integration is part of ChronosHub’s continuous efforts to simplify the publishing processes for authors, institutions, publishers and funders. 

In support of Open Access Week, ChronosHub is pleased to announce the public availability of the Journal Finder Beta, a tool to guide authors through the increasingly complicated journal selection and submission process.

It has been in the cards for a while, and we’re ready to share it with you. We’ve gone through denial, acceptance and finally, action. Why the change? Google ‘Chronos’ and you’ll get more than 14,000,000 results. That’s why. It’s Official, We’re ChronosHub!

Bentham Science takes its Open Access (OA) management to the forefront by becoming the first publisher to fully leverage ChronosHub. The collaboration serves to improve the authors’ experience and guarantee compliance with their funders’ and institutions’ publishing policies and automate the payment and reporting processes. 

ChronosHub is proud to announce a collaboration with the Center for Open Science (COS), PsyArXiv, and the American Psychological Association (APA) to launch an APA journal submission portal for members of PsyArXiv, an Open Access digital repository for preprints of psychological research.

ChronosHub, Faculty of Science at University of Copenhagen, and the Royal Danish Library join forces in a new collaborative pilot project. The collaboration kicks off March 31, 2020 and enables researchers at University of Copenhagen to easily identify journals that are compliant with institutional agreements and their funders’ OA publishing requirements.

Admins, have you noticed? No more countless hours of research to stay up to date on the global open access trends. Simply open the Delta Think tab in the insights section in ChronosHub and you’ll have access to selected open access benchmarking data.

From 20-23 October 2019, the Luxembourg Consortium Section of the National Library of Luxembourg (BnL) hosted the International Coalition of Library Consortia (ICOLC), which manages electronic resources for libraries, research centers, and universities.

Authors can now easily and quickly submit manuscripts directly to Frontiers from two platforms: Chronos — a platform that enables researchers, research organizations, funders and publishers, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, to easily comply with funder publishing mandates — and pre-print repository bioRxiv.

Chronos Customer Care team has been tracking the experience of the users to learn from them on how to improve Chronos and to identify new developments desired by researchers and administrators around the world.

ChronosHub has signed an expression of interest to support OA2020, a global initiative to propel open access forward.